aiqbench analysis
C12's roadmap shifts focus from raw qubit counts to architectural scalability and error correction, targeting utility-scale quantum computing by 2033 through a four-generation plan involving logical operations and modular chiplet integration. This approach addresses critical engineering hurdles like reproducible manufacturing and efficient interconnects necessary for real-world viability rather than incremental hardware expansion alone.
C12 Unveils Roadmap to Useful Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing by 2033
C12, a Paris-based quantum computing company developing processors based on carbon nanotube spin qubits, recently unveiled its technology roadmap towards commercial fault-tolerant quantum computing. The roadmap outlines four generations of systems, from Aïdôs (2027) to Panopeia (2033), designed t...
C12 a Platinum Sponsor at IQT Q+AI 3.0 PQC in NYC, Oct 25-27 C12, a Paris-based quantum computing company developing processors based on carbon nanotube spin qubits, recently unveiled its technology roadmap towards commercial fault-tolerant quantum computing. The roadmap outlines four generations of systems, from Aïdôs (2027) to Panopeia (2033), designed to scale quantum processors from early logical qubits to utility-scale quantum computers. The announcement reflects the company’s dedication to systems…
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